Ford Bronco

No a 351/400 is the same as the 429/460 Big block style, the 351W is the small block motor style like the 289, 302, 351C, 300 I-6. If the bell housing unbolts from the housing find the small bolt patter to match the tranny.

Hi, I have a 45 rpm record from 1985 with Lately on it. It is a Ford Motor Company record that was sent out to the dealers for their ad campaign. The music was by Paul Hoffman and Frank Floyd and the lyrics was written by Bill Lane who also wrote the Lyrics to Time to Mustang.

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Code 173 indicates the oxygen sensor is telling the computer that the engine is running rich.

A lot of them have a 302 but they did have a v6 they put in them you can pop the hood and see just count the plug wires as far as the horse power the 302 has about 120 I think

Simply unhooking the battery should reset the the PCM ( powertrain control module). If you have a check engine light on there is a problem that exists and that needs to be repair to reset any lamps that may be illuminated.

If the rims are at least 7.5" wide or wider, also depends on the tire width also alot of tires are different on sizes even though they say what size they are.

factory specs for distributor position then everything else is electronic

hold the shifter all the way up and try to start your bronco if it starts adjust the shift linkage and passing gear linkage if it stilldoesn't start replace the neutral safety switch

The idler pulley on any vehicle is used to maintain the proper tension on the vehicle's belt(s). without it belt maintenance would be difficult.

It's built into the alternator. Back in the oldern days when you'd court a comely lass in the rumble seat of your jittney, a car had an external voltage regulator.

Three places they can be mounted on or in your distributer cap on your drivers side fire wall near the corner or under your steering arm hope that will help you out

in engine compartment passenger side on the fire wall find 2 hose clamps and remove them and hoses...inside vehicle passenger side under dash below glove box is a plastic box held on by screws (not sure now how many)remove the box and heater core should come with it

it sounds like your exhaust manifold gaskets are leaking or you half a hole in your Y pipe

1-4-2-5-3-6 distributor rotation: clockwise"

Henry Ford was born on July 30, 1863 and died on April 7, 1947. Henry Ford would have been 83 years old at the time of death or 152 years old today.

5 quarts if changing Oil Filter 4 Quarts if NOT changing Oil Filter

Assuming it's the same as a my 95 Bronco, there are 4 tiny tiny holes in the corner of your factory radio, you need to buy the ford key from your dealer, (assuming they still have them) if not use some small wire, (I think I cut up a coat hanger) insert and sorta twist and pull out, it's difficult but it's the way it's done, Google arround for some pics. Also if you have the Ford Premium Sound System (that sounds like crap) it will have an external Amp and you'll need to either A hunt down special wire harness, or buy the regular one, local the external amp under the steering column, unplug it and run it up behind the dash the radio (it's tight but it does work) cut it splice it to your new radio.

-Fen

Fluid pressure to the surface.

I have found that changing the FLASHER will usually bring the lights right back to working order. Although another thing I have discovered is that even after changing a flasher and while the fuse may not actually be blown, the terminals on the fuse can be oxydized, try lightly scraping the blades, either with a fingernail or pocket knife. And if after re-installing them the lights then work. Then yes all you need is a new fuse. Do not continue to use that fuse, remember it is going bad. Anyway I've seen this as the cause, maybe 4 out of 5 times. Now, there is something more to be said if the Hazard lights themself dont work, but your signals, tail lights and so forth are working. This will require pulling the steering wheel and column shroud and replacing the turn signal hazard switch. Good Luck Happy Motoring Sometimes the answer is even simpler. Check the bulbs. When they are old and become brittle, they tend to "burn out" when shut off and the filiment cools and contracts.

Just under 1/4 of a mile, or around 1312 feet. 1 lap around a high school track or 2 laps on a smaller middle school track.

The PCV valve for a 2001 Buick LeSabre is located in the top of one of the valve covers. It is a plug in unit and is easily changed.

I am not completely sure what you are asking, but I think you may be asking about a reset button for the check engine light(CEL)? The fact is, there is no such thing. There is a fuel reset button,called an inertia switch, that is to shut off the fuel pump if you are in a wreck. On an F150, it should be behind the right hand front kick panel, and on a windstar, it should be in the right hand rear cargo area. If the "reset" butttons were tripped then the vehicles would not run, because the fuel pump would not be operating. If the only symptom you have is a CEL, then you need to have a scanner hooked up to find out what's wrong.

2005 5.3 trailblazer I have removed the ground wire , power wire and lower 2 bolts on the front, but it seems that something is still holding the alternator in place. Can you tell me what else I need to loosen to get the altnator to come loose?